While users are increasingly using more computing devices, laptops continue to be the primary computing device for professionals. In the office, these devices are sitting in a dock connected to two monitors, a keyboard and a mouse and function just like desktop computers. On the road, the laptops offer the power and functionality necessary to calculate necessary to create presentations, reports and other documents. The convenience and flexibility is what makes them popular laptops for traveling users.
Despite their widespread adoption and continuous laptops are rarely mentioned in articles about desktop virtualization. Thin clients and tablets are the shiny new devices that dominate the conversation. The conventional wisdom is that laptops do not work with VDI. If a laptop is virtualized and problems connecting to your corporate network - which today is often the case for today's mobile WiFi-dependent - the device is useless. Therefore, it often bypasses laptops when deploying a desktop virtualization project
However, laptops are not going to disappear in the company and leaving unvirtualized is a significant security risk -. And a headache inducing challenge to manage. local mode XenDesktop solves the riddle laptop allowing users to securely access their virtual Windows desktop in a network scenario - including low-quality connections, congested WiFi hotspots, and even if no connection is available. In this short video, Phil Redman, Citrix VP Mobile Solutions and Strategy, talks about local mode XenDesktop and how it is different from VDI and better for laptop users.
Phil Redman Watching video on the local mode XenDesktop
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